Feedburner annouces support for Google's RSS AdSense program
"Google has launched a trial program enabling AdSense in RSS, and FeedBurner has implemented support for this capability. Google is currently testing this program with just a few publishers, but as the program becomes more widely available, and your Google AdSense id is approved for use with RSS ads, FeedBurner will take care of the rest as part of our suite of services".
Longhorn Blog has a detailed description of AdSense in RSS
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